On the March 30, 2022 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editorial director Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film editor Brad Oman to have a spoiler-filled discussion of Moon Knight.
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Opening Banter: 
 
In The Spoiler Room:  Moon Knight Episode 1 “The Goldfish Problem”
Brief reactions
BreakdownDanielle’s ​​Moon Knight's Depiction Of Dissociation Made Me Feel Seen
Moon Knight Has Few Direct MCU Ties - And That's Why It's So Refreshing
Moon Knight's Human Statue Character Has A Comic Book Origin
Every Song We Heard In Moon Knight Episode 1
The Best Action Scene In Moon Knight Episode 1 Withholds The Mayhem
The Easter Egg You May Have Missed In Moon Knight Episode 1
We Need To Talk About Moon Knight's Great Anime Joke
Who Is Khonshu In Moon Knight? The God Explained
Why The Voice Of Khonshu In Moon Knight Sounds Familiar
Moon Knight's Ammit Explained


Speculation 

 

 
Also mentioned: 
Moon Knight Episode 1 Asks: Who's Marc?
Moon Knight Director Mohammed Diab Talks Unpredictable Action, Egyptian Representation & More [Interview]
Moon Knight Directors Justin Benson And Aaron Moorhead Talk Cinematic Influences And Creative Cohesion [Interview]
Moon Knight Head Writer Explains What Went Wrong With The 2015 Fantastic Four Movie
Moon Knight Merges Superhero Storytelling With Horror Imagery To Thrilling Results

 
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